The phrase "adjustments of the model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications or changes made to a particular model, often in contexts like data analysis, machine learning, or scientific research.
Example: "The adjustments of the model were necessary to improve its accuracy and performance."
Alternatives: "modifications to the model" or "changes in the model."
Problems were corrected either by revision of the multiple sequence alignment, or by manual adjustments of the model, guided by the crystal structures.
Alternatively, some fine adjustments of the model may be needed.
Four proteins with non-zero network crosstalk, Erk1/2, Akt1, P70S6K and Jnk, were selected for experimental validation of our simple model and to obtain a set of quantitative data to guide necessary adjustments of the model.
However, in order to build a model for the toxin in each case, we started from the model of the toxin as built above and carried out subsequent rigid-body, coordinate-based B factor refinements in CNS (Brunger et al., 1998; Brunger, 2007) with slight manual adjustments of the model in COOT (Emsley and Cowtan, 2004) wherever deemed appropriate from prominent features in the electron density map.
By virtue of the above mentioned, the adjustments of the models were considered satisfactory.
Manual adjustments of the models were carried out using COOT [ 41].
The adjustment of the model to the work-hardening behaviour is in agreement with TEM observations.
The correlation coefficient was 0.92 ensuring a satisfactory adjustment of the model to the experimental values.
An R2 value of 0.9337 indicates a sufficient adjustment of the model with the experimental data.
By considering this dependence, also observed by other authors, this paper suggests some modifications in the original flocculation model that improve greatly the adjustment of the model to the experimental results.
The adjustment of the model lies in the comparison of the response to a stimulus injected into the model with an experimental tracer emission performed in a ventilated room inlet.
